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Markets in Europe are mostly down even after positive U.S. jobs report. Euro zone inflation eases to a 14-month low in November, according to ECRI. The Swiss National Bank chairman says he will not resign over the recent currency scandal. Record overnight deposits at ECB, again. The euro dips below $1.27 for the first time since September 2010. And EU governments consider delaying their Iran oil ban.
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Oil prices could spiral out of control and potentially herald deeper economic hardship for Europe if the European Union joins the US in banning Iranian oil imports, analysts warned on Friday.
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The flight to safe havens in the latter part of 2011 hurt emerging market equities, but strategists believe it may be time to pick up some devalued emerging market stocks.
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Minggao Shen, Chief Economist for Greater China, Citi Global Markets, believes China's property sector will slow down more dramatically than policymakers expect.
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Edmond Chan, Partner, PwC, says the volatility of the markets in 2012 will result in "short" windows for launching IPOs. However, he thinks this will not discourage companies from listing.
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Land sales slowed sharply in China last year, according to a series of industry reports that highlight the deepening woes of debt-laden local governments that depend on land auctions as a crucial revenue source.
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Brook Mcconnell, President, South Ocean Management, says small caps have outperformed over time, and investors should find the right price to invest in these stocks.
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Mad Money host and former hedge fund manager, Jim Cramer, provides stock traders with all manner of investing advice.
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CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.
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European bank shares slump on concerns about capital raising abilities, with CNBC's Simon Hobbs & Carl Quintanilla.
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A French bond sale fails to lift the euro, and the dollar is edging up - it's time for your FX Fix.
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Any European embargo of oil imports from Iran would have a direct effect not just on Iran, but also on the most prominent consumers of Iranian oil and refiners in the Mediterranean, according to a series of recent reports.
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Belinda Allen, Market Analyst, Colonial First State Global Asset Management, says global economy is inundated with the same problems - euro zone crisis, U.S. debt crisis, China's growth - and the issue is whether or not markets will move on despite these problems.
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Multi-billion dollar corruption in India and a whopping 36 percent cut in the salary for Singapore's prime minister have once again raised the question: How much should politicians be paid?
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Tim Condon, Chief Economist, Asia, Head of Research, Asia, ING Financial Markets, says China is experiencing an export-led slowdown of electronics, and that China might suffer a year of slow economic growth.
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Song Seng Wun, Regional Economist at CIMB Research, discusses why investors should still be concerned with what happens in the euro zone, the U.S. recovery from its debt crisis, and China's growth in 2012.
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China is poised to unveil measures to bolster the country’s nascent short-selling industry in an effort to deepen its capital markets, according to securities officials and fund managers. The Financial Times reports.
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Mad Money host and former hedge fund manager, Jim Cramer, provides stock traders with all manner of investing advice.
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CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.
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European shares are lower on concerns over bank capital raising. Unicredit prices rights issue at substantial discount. Overnight deposits at the ECB hit record high of 453 billion euros. Yields fall at German and Portuguese debt auctions. And Germany's Merkel is scheduled to meet with Italy's Monti next Wednesday. With Joyce Selander, author and first woman to physically trade financial futures in the pits at CBOT.